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This is a great ritual to do when you know you want to engage in new self-care practices but you're not sure which ones would be most powerful for you. To begin, relax and call on the Divine. Write the word Home on a piece of paper. Then ask yourself, "What area of my home can I bring into greater harmony?" Contemplate various areas of your home while checking in with your pendulum. When you get a "yes" answer, write the name of that area down. Ask for clarification as needed. (For example, ...
Flowers come in a stunning variety of shapes, sizes, scents, colors, and textures. They have a language all their own, and they can speak to you deeply, uplifting and touching your soul. Flowers can be employed to treat various spiritual and physical ills. They brighten the spirit and speak to the spirits. This becomes very evident in Mexican and Mexican American culture in the fall. Marigolds, the flower of October, become a bright beacon for the spirits. Pathways are created from them that ...
Today is National Mustard Day, which pays tribute to one of the world's most popular condiments. Not only is mustard tasty and easily accessible in most places, but it has many magical uses as well, depending upon the variety. Common mustard has been connected with magically protecting the voice. To aid those who sing or engage in public discourse, an amulet can be made of the dried roots or flowers to be worn on those occasions. But if you are in a pinch and need to have your voice heard, a ...
Today, obtain some wind chimes with a sound you love. If it's sunny out, spread a white cloth outdoors in sunlight and place your chimes on top. Allow them to soak in the power of the sun for a minute or two. Otherwise, cleanse them by bathing them in incense or herbal smoke or by misting them with rose water. Hold the chimes to your heart. Feel grateful for all the many blessings you already have. Let this gratitude carry over as you visualize and expect waves of wealth and prosperity to pour ...
